This hit me in the feels. I'm a 7 decades old Vietnam vet and my very first vehicle was a '52 Dodge pickup with a flathead 6 my dad bought me when I was 15.

@elliotazus6258

Жыл бұрын

I'm a 7 decades old Vietnam vet also! I had a 58 Ford w/ Interceptor engine but not as cool as this truck! God bless 🙌 and take care buddy 🙏

@jerrymcgaughey3525

Жыл бұрын

I have never served in the military but I have had the great privilege to grow up in the greatest country on the face of the earth, thank you veterans for your sacrifice, I am indebted to you for your sacrifice, I say with a humble and grateful heart to our Vietnam Veterans, "welcome home" to you. God bless you.

@mattthescrapwhisperer

Жыл бұрын

Mine was a 53 with the square rear fenders. Got it when I was 15 also. Mine had the deluxe cab with the corner cab windows. My dad had a 51 when I was a kid.

@davidcolesr.8628

Жыл бұрын

@@jerrymcgaughey3525. Very, Very Well Said Sir, Thank You Kindly for putting that much more Eloquently than I ever could had. Happy New Year to You and Yours, Keep It Safe Out There

@andrewmonaghan8487

Жыл бұрын

Love your shows, just so far between them, this one is up there with your best , love the Chevy one with the honey and bee's still my number 1 , God bless you all and happy New year 👍🇭🇲

The most touching thing I've seen all Christmas..... You have a great town full of great people. You made me smile and even put a tear in my eye.... Thank everyone of you including Christian for all you do...

@kasunrathnayaka9065

11 ай бұрын

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Lance, Wyatt and Christian, I absolutely loved this episode! Seeing the Town come together in the parade made me tear up… wonderful you got first place! I’m so thrilled Turnin Rust is back! Love to all, best wishes for the New Year and beyond! Thanks for the happy tears and smiles!

Your crew have outdone themselves with this one. A very Merry Christmas to you and your families. God bless your beautiful town. What you provided back to your community is worth more than any Corvette.

That was so heart warming. I’m spending this Christmas alone. I felt love and family that abounds in your video. So wonderful. Thank you.

@TurninRust

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! I’m glad you were able to spend some of your time with us!

@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power

Жыл бұрын

❤️🙏

@codylandreth6078

Жыл бұрын

Dianne, I feel the same way. I am spending Christmas alone too But, remember its other ppl that are missing out by not spending Christmas with you.

@richardcline1337

Жыл бұрын

@@codylandreth6078, a lot of us, especially seniors, are spending Christmas alone. It has been 23+ years since my precious gift from God went Home so I'm used to spending holidays alone. Not a choice I would have made but as the old saying goes, you have to play the hand you were dealt. Merry Christmas, everybody.

@bernardpolaco4973

Жыл бұрын

@@richardcline1337 Emanuel. God with us.

Christian is the star of the show! Production value is super high quality and the shots really make you feel and wish you were there! God is good and so is your camera gal!

@michaelguinn5736

Жыл бұрын

Amen Russell!!

@tomcosgrove3673

Жыл бұрын

I can't believe what you foolios did to that nice old Dodge. Sacrilege.

@fereshteraad965

11 ай бұрын

❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂

Seeing this father son team working together warms my heart. Having grown up in a family business working with my dad and brothers this hits close to my heart. My favorite KZread channel.

My dad had a '55 dodge with the V8 in it. Don't really remember that much about it. He ended up giving it away when we moved to Georgia, because we couldn't take it with us. It didn't run at the time. That was back in 1985. It brings back memories.

I just love this production. The story behind this truck is amazing. Merry Christmas to you and the whole Bush family.

The whole story is like the Town's award, #1 in my mind. You all did a great job! Thank you for what you do. Merry Christmas

I'm 66 years old and sitting here in tears after watching this! Your crew never fails to wow me but this is the most awesome video I've ever watched! Love me some Turnin' Rust, God Bless ya'll!!

Im not an emotional person at all, but i can honestly say this build, your family, community had me tear up. This is what this world needs to see including myself. I will continue to follow your channel! God bless you all

By far the coolest truck I have ever seen! Not particularly a dodge fan, but this one is making me rethink that very seriously. You guys did a outstanding job on this one. God Bless you all

The shop and mechanic work was great as usual, but y'all have brought your video production to new heights! This was AWESOME!

The only thing I can say is " May God always bless your family and the whole Town "

This world needs more towns and folks like you. The whole spirit of Christmas has been lost to the retail world and advertising. Your little town is where I want to be. And to have neighbors just like you and your family. God-loving and humble.

Your production value is crazy. Major props to whoever is shooting and editing your videos.

Great holiday episode guys. Christian, the filming and editing rocked. Hope you all have a blessed holiday season and I can’t wait for the next episode.

This 70 year old Marine had tears in my eyes.I have been watching you guys for years and this is My Favorite by far.

Awesome, this needs to be played every Christmas by you guys. The spirit of Christmas is giving, and we forget that. You gave the town something in good faith and when it looked like a failure, the town came back and opened up and helped. Ironically it's what the people of Whoville did when the Grinch repented, they opened up to him and just accepted what he was. Thank you all.

Fantastic production, embraces the spirit of community and giving. Well done. Yall have a safe and thankful xmas 🎄

absolutely brilliant! 👏 loved it. sat through all 46.5mins thoroughly entertained. glued to this video without interruption. credit and thanks to everyone involved in the making of this. ✊ y'all should be very proud at what you acheived. nice to see you left some bloopers in too. good to see you having fun and laughs making this content as time-consuming as it must be. everyone seems so wholesome and genuine. thank you. all the best to each and every one of you + your family and loved ones this Christmas. 🎄🎅

I AM 64 AND THIS VIDEO BROUGHT BACK SO MANY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES, GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS.

Love everything about the video guys. It was just so awesome and warm feeling with everyone coming together like that to help you guys. That's what friends in a community are all about, it's the love shared by many. Thanks for sharing guys.

excellent production. extremely entertaining. love you guys. the "who-poo-plumbing" had me rolling. merry christmas guys.

Filming, editing and the story was amazing!! Merry Christmas

I just got to see this episode for the first time… guys, you outdid yourselves this time! I loved this, there’s nothing better than giving back when you can!

Love these old Dodge trucks. Dad always had one (1951-1953 models) and for many years they were our only vehicle. They seem to be indestructible as long as you kept oil and anti-freeze in them. We had a '54 model that an old farmer had let freeze and popped out the entire left side of the block. It was glued back in place with J-B Weld and never gave us a lick of trouble for about another 60,000 miles. It had almost 50,000 miles on it when he bought it. Years later, I found a real nice '54 model that had factory-tinted glass all around.

Glad to see you guys back at it. Great video and merry Christmas

This gets better with every episode 😂😂😂 Merry Christmas to you all ❤❤

Can't believe a small independent team is putting a production like this together. The quality, content, story, awesome truck! 🔥🔥

Seeing a Father snd Son Wrenching together on Vintage Vehicles is an Amazing Wonderful Sight.

The corvette wasn’t meant to be and that’s okay, would be another $25,000 plus in restoration

Almost cried when you cut the hole in the hood, ruining a perfectly rare truck.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! SHE CAME OUT TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE EVERYWHERE!!!!

Walking away from the vette was the right thing to do

Awesome video. The production time that was put into this was great.

What you guys do is very touching and I know the big man sees it. God bless you and keep on keeping on

That just warmed my heart! Watched it with my 3 yr old grandson and he LOVED it! Thank ya'll

Lance, I'm so sorry to not know how else to converse with you for lack of any email address for you but I feel it imperative to tell you that God has placed a burden on my heart for your Dad regarding a hidden health problem of your Dad's and for same reason I am asking you and Lil Sis, in the name of Jesus, to please join me in praying for your Dad's deliverance from the threat to his health and wellbeing. Thank you. God bless you each and all. Great video. Really enjoyed watching it. 😎👍

That was a sweet truck but I knew you guys were going to do something to ruin it I can't believe you'd cut a hole in the hood for something like that how dumb a nice set of old school stacks would have been better

Loved the Charger in the beginning.

I shed a tear. Christmas is my favorite time of year. I love my small town people, even the Grinch or two we have. Blessings.

My dad had a Dodge P/U similar to this. As a kid I used to love riding along on his errands. Brings back old memories!

God bless you guys. I owned an old FJ45 Toyota Land Cruiser in the 1980's which had twin leading shoe brakes. An old timer mechanic buddy who has long since retired also told me the motor in the FJ45 was basically a Japanese copy of the Dodge Blue Flame stove bolt six cylinder engine. In my opinion based on experience for any given diameter twin leading shoes are about as strong as brakes can get, because the surface area of the shoes is substantially greater than that of disc brake pads and all of it acts in contact with the drums plus, they don't fade when they get wet.

When I was a teenager my work associate had a Dodge Job Rated. We were cleaning apartments in San Francisco when a tenant left (or offed themselves). But we went to a lot of jobs in Job Rated. He really loved that thing. For some reason he really liked that it was a 6 volt system. "I can get a jump from either a 6 volt or a 12 volt." As if there were any 6 volt cars left in the 70's in The City.

My first Vehicle was a 53 Dodge 1/2 ton truck, with the spitfire flathead 6, 3 1/2" Lift kit, 73 Corvette yellow. Absolutely loved that truck.. later on I had a 49 that was all original and rust free.

A 52 Fargo was my high school vehicle. That old girl was so reliable. I traded it with some cash for a 55 Pontiac when I joined the Navy. Now 60 years later; wish I'd kept both of them.

Im really enjoying the program I love the older vehicles. Im a 59 model and my Grand Dad had a auto repair shop and I have pictures of me as a baby with the old cars in the background. That's cool to me.

Will Pilkington You guys never disappoint me in your choice of products. This Christmas truck and the generosity of the people of the town is wonderful

am in Uganda but i enjoy how u people work out your things God bless u.

Not sure how many times I have watched this episode. It is definitely one of my favourites. Thank you.

Love the fact that yall are born again!!!!

I LOVE MY HOT ROD FAMILY!!!! YOU GUYS ROCK THE BLOCK!!!!

I thought I'd seen it all but man I want that truck!

What sweet little truck! I love that grill badge and the windshield visor.

What fun. Thanks and God Bless

Awesome! A family that gives glory to God! God bless you and your family!

I had a 48 b1c dodge,, sure miss that truck,, mine has the 219 flat 6. Outstanding job , especially how the whole community came to help

The first i ever bought and learned manual in was my 1950 Dodge B2B exact same 4 speed and 218ci this in Nov 16, 2019 just almost a year before i joined the Army. She was daily then and still is now.

the green lights and flames...nice touch

"This is just a prime example of how when we think things are going terribly wrong...God can make 'em good." Well said, Lance! Great perspective on a stressful situation. Well done to you all!

I LOVE THE OLD DODGE TAILGATE.

I would love to have a Dodge like this to drive all the time .YES IT IS GRATE .

Much respect to mechanics like these guys who can do this type of work. So knowledgeable 💪💪🇺🇸🇺🇸

This truck is a Christmas miracle! So much to work with!

GOD Bless us everyone!

Love the outtakes!!! Thanks for including them

Man, I love your town! The Lord is definitely working there. To see all those floats pointing focus to Him who deserves all definitely brought me joy. I adored the skit at the end. The detail and talent was awesome! and seeing ya’ll donate back to the community was icing on the cake. If there is any channel these days worth supporting, it’s Turnin Rust. Luke 6:20-23 And happy early 37th birthday fellow Augustan 🎉

I love this truck even though I'm not a very big fan of the flame from the hood. Still an awesome job. Perfect patina

You gentleman are a blessing to your community! God Bless to you and your family. P.S. I purchased and built a 1948 Pilot House 5 window pick up. I installed a 350 bored 30 over, 350 auto, p.s., p.b., a/c, heat, 1977 fire bird rear end, 78 fire bird sub frame, camaro tilt and the list goes on and on. Great job you two!

EVEN THE POO TRUCK COULDN'T STOP THE THE TRUE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS 🎄- THE LOVE FOR MAN KIND🙏😀👍

LOVED this one! The humorous scenes/outtakes at the end was hilarious, and I think including a little more of that humor throughout the videos would really send it over the top

Okay, this was GREAT! What a fantastic segment. Thank you for this guys and gals!

I love that old truck. Great job guys getting it running again.

I’m happy to see that you’ve finally regained your senses and put your hat on like a normal person. Great job.

absolutely satisfying guys..godbless and cant wait to watch your new videos

I love that Dodge Truck ! So sad that someone left that 60s Corvette sitting outside all that time.... should of never done that.

Lance play the Grinch very well that was a grate show guy's I teared up at the end y'all should have more show's like that keep up the great work y'all looking forward for more.

This was an incredible video! You are all awesome to bring that ol' truck back to life and then have it in a Christmas parade was beautiful, even though it had to be pushed, it still made a lasting impact to all those kids that saw it! This made my day! WONDERFUL!!!

This is my favorite build. I've been watching all the shows. And this one was just awesome. God bless and be restored

I'm a few days late on watching this one, but once again you guys and gal have outdone yourselves! Was really cool to see the community come together to help y'all get through the parade.

Sweet! What a labor of love. Thank you and Merry Christmas!!

Boy now that’s just cool, I’m sure the kids loved it in the parade. God bless y’all for doing this.

father and son team priceless so epic

Just wow. Thx guys! God bless!

I'm looking forward to see a rescue series on this truck 🚚 😊👍❗️

I know it’s late but that was great. You guys are something else, in a good way not too many people would have tried. You didn’t fail it brought people together for the greatest time

Simply amazing and what a good find, blessings

My family had a ‘50 Dodge when I was a kid. These were tough trucks.

My favorite Turnin' Rust video - the production quality is fantastic. Loved it!

Thank you. And A happy and prosperous new year to you all. From Mid Wales UK.

Back in 1976 I had a 1960 Dodge 1/2 ton pickup. It was kind of rough. Then in 1984 I had a 1979 Ford pickup. It was much better. Curently I have a 2016 Ram 1500 pickup. And my wife has a 2018 Cummins powered Ram 2500. A couple of weeks ago, I bought 2023 Jeep Wrangler. I have owned several Chevrolet and Dodge vans over the years. I currenty have a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee and a 2003 Ford Explorer SUV. The emissions stuff makes the newer vehicles more complex. But air conditioning makes the newer trucks more comfortable to drive. And speed control makes long trips so easy. Navigation from our phones keeps me driving efficiently going down the road. The older pickup trucks may be fun for Christmas parades and to put around in mild weather. But when I compare the modern 10 wheeler dump trucks I drive on occasion at work. And the semi-trailer trucks I drove in the 1990's and 2000's, compared to the 1950's and 60's cab over Freightliners I drove in the early days. Nostalgia or not, at age 68, I want the comfort, convenience, and power of todays trucks. But still appreciate the style of the old machines. I do enjoy touring museums like the one at Walcott, Iowa. And hope they continue on for generations.

Great video ! I'm a firm believer it's better to give than too receive !

Always loved me some 50s Dodge pickups. Also, Tim is the same age as me. Shout out, Tim.

I really needed to hear the bit at the end. God is good! ❤❤❤❤

The heater box are with the two spark plugs ignitor plugged to the two hole fittings atop the hood of 1952 Dodge Metal Grinchy truck Model DB 3. The Model B 1 is a short bed pick up truck as an option but it depends on the buyer in during 1952 Dealer's Sale. Dodge have some dealer selling Model B 2 which is a standard length bed about 8 foot long bed, Model B 3 is a standard bed with taller walls of the box/bed. The flame clean burn of the letter "Y" exhaust pipe coming out fumes from Special Six flathead motor. The garage with the thermostat shows that the Turnin Rust garage have been at 65 degree Fahrenheit or up to 67 degree F. While outside it feels like 5 to 20 degree F. The heater box is the upper exhaust pipe while the exhaust gases also blows exhaust gases to the lower exhaust pipe. That shows dual exhaust tail pipe and smokestack 2 1/4 inch pipe equals 57mm pipe. The lower tailpipe is 50mm - 52mm is connect to go to outside with a little open the garage door. It was too much smoke of carbon monoxide and very bad for my eyes and other people gets irritated eyes that I have seen. The smokestack takes the heat toward to inside your garage and it needed the heated garage. Keep running the flame torch 1 foot and not more 1 foot flame thrower of yellow fire called camp fire inside your garage because it need some heat. Gasoline is only $3,19 per gallon and Propane is a above $4.00 a gallon of liquid. Natural gases is $3.75 dollars per gallon for it's liquified up to $40 dollar per gallon. LNG is in the color blue pipes and it would ask for salaries of employment of Natural gas sales and they never decrease their own salaries if everyone converted their own houses uses just electric furnaces Hunter and Cooper AC 2 in 1 Model incudes refrigerate heater ductless and tankless water heater of propane gas and liquid oil. It is really all house owners are paying over $80 dollar per winter month each house. The price per gallon in Natural gas at 19 PSI is never known so they secretly keep the price so high. The propane is at 80 PSI many time. Plus your 1962 pickup truck color orange have heater box with side flame coming out of the side. It's a plus to make garage very warm interior. Smoke the interior of the garage up to how much part of polluted air to 1 part of breathing air is a ratio that defies the law of safeties. We need to make a new rules. Thank you.

Being so creative and heartwarming to your community is a Christmas joy for sure good job to all of you and merry Christmas

Absolutely thrilled with how this turned out, hats off !